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U.S. Advocacy Programs

U.S. Advocacy Programs
U.S. Advocacy Programs
SfN provides neuroscientists with a unified voice on legislative and regulatory issues in Washington, DC, and facilitates member visits to Capitol Hill or local District offices to discuss issues important to the scientific community.

It also promotes public information about the nature of scientific discovery (including the responsible use of animals in research) and the results and implications of the latest neuroscience research for public policy, societal benefit, and continued scientific progress.

Advocacy News

Thank Air France for Affirming Its Commitment to Biomedical Research

May 22, 2013

Air France has affirmatively stated its commitment to transporting animals used in biomedical research. To encourage Air France to continue to ship these animals, please use the provided letter to contact the CEO of Air France and thank him for continuing to support vital research that could lead to medical discoveries and treatments.

SfN Joins 110 Organizations in Support of NSF Peer Review Process

May 22, 2013

SfN has signed on to a letter organized by the Coalition for National Science Funding expressing concern over the challenges to the NSF merit review process.

Bipartisan Casey-Burr Letter in Support of NIH

Apr 25, 2013

A bipartisan group of senators co-signed the Dear Colleague letter from Senators Robert Casey (D-PA) and Richard Burr (R-NC) urging Senate appropriators to maintain a strong commitment for NIH in FY2014.

Sequestration Joint Press Release

Mar 01, 2013

A joint press release from Ad Hoc Group for Medical Research, Research!America, Coalition for Life Sciences (CLS), and FASEB on the impact on the nation’s health resulting from sequestration. SfN is a member of Research!America and the Ad Hoc Group.

Sequestration Postponed But Remains a Threat

Jan 01, 2013

These drastic cuts could still go into effect on March 1 unless there is further congressional action.

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Sequestration Cuts Threaten Science Funding

Take action against these cuts and learn more at the Sequestration Action Page.